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“The Portuguese are strong and boring” Sacchi discusses Juventus-Benfica match Arrigo Sacchi analysed Juventus’ crucial Champions League fixture against Benfica and explained what the Bianconeri could anticipate from their opponents. ............ The Bianconeri have demonstrated consistent effort to remain competitive in Europe this season, and their roster includes players with the quality to overcome challenging opponents. However, Benfica is a strong team, and underestimating its capabilities would be a dangerous mistake. The Portuguese side possesses the talent and structure to pose serious problems, making it imperative for Juventus to approach the game with maximum focus and determination. Arrigo Sacchi previewed the encounter and offered some valuable insights into what Juventus can expect. ............ “Maximum attention for Juventus, the Portuguese are strong and boring to face. Juve are trying to get into the top eight, even if it is complicated, but I hope they give a great performance. After the defeat in Naples, they must get back up and they have the opportunity. Thiago Motta is a coach who teaches football and for this reason I respect him. The Juve players just have to follow him and apply his lesson.” A victory against Benfica is not only vital for progression in the competition but also serves as an important opportunity for Juventus to recover from their disappointing loss to Napoli over the weekend. A positive result would provide much-needed momentum as they continue to navigate the challenges of a demanding season. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/the-portuguese-are-strong-and-boring-sacchi-discusses-juventus-benfica-match/

Juventus vs. Benfica match preview There are a lot of different ways to describe Juventus’ return to the Champions League. Some words are appropriate for a place like this, other ones are probably only applicable for the group chat. And, at this point, it’s hard to say just how many of those words are actually filled with positivity. Well, here’s a word for the eighth and final matchday of the UCL league phase: chaos. That’s not only because all 36 teams will be playing at the same time. Or that the live table on whatever website you prefer to view it on is going to be working overtime Wednesday night. But the chaos that is about to commence is very much getting set to begin, with Juventus’ part being a league phase finale against Benfica in Turin. Juventus enter Matchday 8 sitting in 17th place, part of an absolute logjam that has Atlético Madrid in fifth place and Celtic in 18th separated by all of three points. ............ At the very least, we know that Juventus’ Champions League campaign doesn’t end Wednesday night. That’s because Juventus have qualified for the play-off round at the very least, with a spot in the top eight very much an uphill climb because of what has happened over the previous seven matchdays. ............ Only if 10 of the 12 teams from fifth to 16th don’t get maximum points! That’s a lot that has to bounce in your favor, my friends. Wonder what the actual odds are of that happening. ............ But positioning very much matters when it comes to who Juve will potentially face in the play-off round. Because of how the draw is formatted and clubs put into four-team pods based on where they finish in the play-off spots, Juventus would be drawn against either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid if the draw were to happen today. That’s ... not great. ............ A draw against Club Brugge — and not looking good at all while doing it — and Juve moved down a couple of spot in the table and now are in quite a pickle despite their spot in the play-off round already being locked up. Then you look at Benfica’s current standing in the league phase table and it’s very much not set in stone. They’re currently sitting 21st and very much not with a play-off round spot locked up like the opponents have Wednesday night. They are playing to keep their Champions League campaign going with the very real fact that two of the biggest spenders in this sport, Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City, are below them in the table and facing must-win situations themselves. Translation: Old pal Angel Di Maria and Benfica are coming to Turin in need of points and they are very much going to approach things that way. The chances of Juventus getting into are pretty dang slim, but a win over Benfica can certainly give them the chance to make Friday’s play-off round draw a little more favorable. ............ TEAM NEWS The big injury news to come out of Thiago Motta’s pre-match press conference: Andrea Cambiaso’s injured ankle is a problem again and will cause him to miss Wednesday night’s game against Benfica. (This also, of course, has fueled another round of transfer speculation considering the rumors we heard a couple of weeks ago that Manchester City were plotting a big-money move for Cambiaso.) With Cambiaso out, that likely means Juve’s two starting fullbacks will be Nicolo Savona and Weston McKennie, who has been bouncing between the left and right side of the defense depending on who is available of late. ............ All three of Juve’s January signings — Randal Kolo Muani, Alberto Costa and Renato Veiga — won’t be part of the squad Wednesday night. It’s just one of the quirks of the league phase stretching into the January transfer window. ............ Juventus are winless in their last six meetings Benfica, the most recent matchups coming two years ago when they met in the Europa League and Di Maria was wearing bianconero. JUVENTUS PLAYER TO WATCH Dusan Vlahovic ............ Dusan Vlahovic turned 25 years old Tuesday. When he steps onto the field against Benfica, it will be the three-year anniversary of his move to Juventus becoming official after they dished out a club-record fee for a January transfer. And when he steps onto the Allianz Stadium field, it’s expected to be ahead of the Champions League anthem being blasted on the speakers around the building rather than as a second-half substitute like we’ve seen since he came back from missing a couple of games earlier this month. So as there continues to be questions about Vlahovic’s future at Juve, there’s no denying they need him to be Good Dusan in a game that is pretty important. ............ So with Kolo Muani not an option Wednesday night, the goal scoring responsibilities up front will fall on Vlahovic’s big Serbian shoulders once more. Maybe not starting a big game like the trip to Naples was will light a bit of a fire under him. Maybe it won’t. But Juve need Vlahovic to be the good version of himself if they want any chance to beat Benfica. MATCH INFO When: Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025. Where: Allianz Stadium, Turin, Italy. Official kickoff time: 9 p.m. in Italy and the Central European time zone, 8 p.m. in the United Kingdom,3 p.m. Eastern time, 12 p.m. Pacific time. . Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2025/1/29/24352530/juventus-benfica-2025-champions-league-league-phase-preview-team-news-schedule-how-to-watch

Juventus vs SL Benfica: Preview and Prediction Juventus have picked up just three wins from seven matches in the UEFA Champions League this season, and they are coming into Wednesday’s game vs SL Benfica on the back of a defeat against Napoli in Serie A. It will be interesting to see if they can bounce back with a strong performance in the midweek. Meanwhile, the visitors have lost their last two matches, including a thrilling 5-4 defeat at the hands of Barcelona. It will be interesting to see if they can get back to winning ways here. Benfica were in impressive form prior to the two defeats, and they will look to recapture their rhythm. ............ Team News & Tactics Juventus Gleison Bremer (knee), Juan Cabal (knee), and Arkadiusz Milik (calf) are all injured for Juventus ahead of the UEFA Champions League game vs SL Benfica on Wednesday. Andrea Cambiaso is sidelined with a knock as well. The home side will shape up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Michele Di Gregorio in goal. Nicolo Savona and Weston McKennie will start as the full-backs, and they will look to contribute at both ends of the pitch. Federico Gatti and Pierre Kalulu will pair up at the heart of the defence. As for the midfield unit, Manuel Locatelli will start alongside Khephren Thuram in the double pivot. They will look to add defensive cover and drive to the side. Francisco Conceicao and Kenan Yildiz will add pace and flair to the side, while Teun Koopmeiners will add creativity and goals from the central areas. Dusan Vlahovic will lead the line for Juventus vs SL Benfica. Probable Lineup (4-2-2-1): Gregorio; Savona, Gatti, Kalulu, McKennie; Locatelli, Thuram; Conceicao, Koopmeiners, Yildiz; Vlahovic SL Benfica ............ Probable Lineup (4-3-3): Trubin; Bah, Araujo, Otamendi, Beste; Aursnes, Luis, Kokcu; Di Maria, Pavlidis, Akturkoglu Key Stats SL Benfica are undefeated in their last six matches vs Juventus in all competitions. Benfica have picked up four wins from the last six matches in all competitions. 17 goals have been scored in the last six meetings between these two teams. Juventus have picked up just one from the last six matches in all competitions. Benfica have conceded 12 goals in seven UEFA Champions League outings this season. Player to Watch Angel Di Maria ............ Prediction Juventus 1-1 SL Benfica Both teams will be desperate for a victory here, and it will be interesting to see how the game transpires. Juventus have been quite inconsistent, and they need to raise their performance levels when they take on SL Benfica. On the other hand, Benfica have shown a decline in the last two outings. Both sides will look to bounce back strongly. This is likely to be a close contest, and it will be hard to separate the two teams. They are likely to cancel each other out in a draw. The two sides are set to share the spoils here. The Hard Tackle predicts a 1-1 draw between the two teams. . Read more -> https://thehardtackle.com/round-up/2025/01/28/juventus-vs-sl-benfica-preview-and-prediction/

Juventus Manager Thiago Motta Speaks Ahead of Crucial Benfica Clash Juventus head coach Thiago Motta addressed the media in a press conference on the eve of their crucial UEFA Champions League match against Benfica. The game, scheduled for tomorrow at the Allianz Stadium, marks the final matchday of the League Phase. While Juventus has already secured a spot in the playoffs, they still have a slim chance of direct qualification for the Round of 16. Motta emphasized the importance of the match, stating, “We need a very high-level performance against a high-level team. We must do our utmost to overcome the opponent and secure the final victory.” The manager confirmed that Andrea Cambiaso would be unavailable for the match due to an ankle issue. ............ Addressing the team’s recent form, Motta said, “We don’t like to lose, and we’re coming off a defeat. For a great team like ours and given our expectations, we need to recover as soon as possible and do our job. We need a great performance to achieve victory.” ............ Regarding star striker Dusan Vlahovic, Motta confirmed his availability for the match. “He’s doing well and will be part of the group tomorrow. We’ll see if he starts or comes on during the game,” the coach revealed. He also emphasized the team’s playing style, saying, “We want to play good football, with high quality, putting the opponent in difficulty. Each player must give their best for the team.” Motta also touched on the pressure of managing a club like Juventus. “It’s not pressure; it’s responsibility. We’re in a great club, and the demand is always to win. The level of expectation never drops in a club like this. We always want to win,” he asserted. ............ . Read more -> https://www.footitalia.com/juventus-manager-thiago-motta-speaks-ahead-of-crucial-benfica-clash/

Francesco Oppini clarifies rumours linking Juventus and Xavi Hernandez There have been growing rumours that Juventus is secretly preparing for a potential managerial change, with Xavi Hernandez allegedly being considered as a candidate to replace Thiago Motta if the latter’s struggles continue. Motta has faced significant challenges in his role as Juventus manager, with the team failing to meet expectations despite having some of the best players in Italy in their ranks. Juventus fans, who are accustomed to seeing their team dominate, are growing frustrated with the underwhelming performances this season. ............ Francesco Oppini has weighed in on the rumours, stating that there has been no contact between Juventus and Xavi at this point. According to Oppini, Juventus has no immediate plans to sack Motta, despite the team’s recent struggles. He said: “Xavi has not been contacted by Juventus to date.” ............ Many feel that despite his achievements, Xavi might struggle to lead Juventus to a Serie A title (Scudetto) at this stage. The uncertainty around Motta’s future will continue to dominate discussions, but it seems that for now, Juventus is sticking with their current manager. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/francesco-oppini-clarifies-rumours-linking-juventus-and-xavi-hernandez/

Champions League: Juventus vs. Benfica - Match Preview In a critical UEFA Champions League finale, Juventus and Benfica clash at the Allianz Stadium on Wednesday, with both teams fighting for crucial playoff positions. Juventus enter the match with 12 points, already assured of a playoff berth but desperately seeking automatic qualification to the Round of 16. To achieve this, they must win and hope that at least ten teams between fifth and sixteenth place fail to secure maximum points. Benfica arrive in a more precarious position, still potentially at risk of elimination after their heart-breaking 5-4 home loss to Barcelona. Only a victory can guarantee their continued European journey. ............ For Juventus, Dusan Vlahovic stands out with four goals in six Champions League matches, though he has faced challenges in recent weeks. Kenan Yildiz has recently returned from injury and could play a pivotal role in the attack. Manuel Locatelli is expected to be crucial in midfield, providing creativity and stability. Benfica will look to Vangelis Pavlidis, who scored a remarkable hat-trick in the match against Barcelona. Angel Di Maria, with his previous connection to Juventus, adds experience and flair to the Benfica lineup. Team News Juventus face a selection dilemma for Wednesday’s match as Randal Kolo Muani, who made his debut against Napoli, is ineligible for the Champions League league phase. Top scorer Dusan Vlahovic remains out of favour due to “technical issues” despite his impressive European form, leaving Thiago Motta likely to deploy Nico Gonzalez as a false nine. The return of Kenan Yildiz and Francisco Conceicao from injury provides additional attacking options for the hosts, with only Arkadiusz Milik, Juan Cabal, and Bremer remaining sidelined. ............ Expected Starting XIs Juventus: Di Gregorio; McKennie, Kalulu, Gatti, Cambiaso; Luiz, Thuram; Yildiz, Koopmeiners, Mbangula; Gonzalez Benfica: - Match Prediction A tense 2-1 victory for Juventus seems most likely. While Benfica averages two goals per game in the Champions League this season, Juventus’ defensive solidity could prove decisive. The match promises high drama with significant implications for both teams’ European aspirations. Prediction: Juventus 2-1 Benfica . Read more -> https://www.footitalia.com/champions-league-juventus-v-benfica-match-preview/

Conceiçao ‘immediately’ called Veiga to Juventus from Chelsea Francisco Conceiçao reveals he ‘immediately’ called his compatriot Renato Veiga when he heard Juventus were interested: ‘I know his quality.’ Veiga has moved to Turin from Chelsea on loan until the end of the season. ............ “When I heard he could move to Juventus, I immediately called him to say he would join a big club that would help him develop,” said Conceiçao. “I tried to convince him. I know his quality, and I think he can help us.” Conceiçao will meet more familiar faces tomorrow as Benfica will visit the Bianconeri at the Allianz Stadium in the Champions League Round 8. ............ “We know Benfica’s strength, but we want to give a reply and show who we are.” Juventus recently lost their first league game this season and will be looking to bounce back on Wednesday. “It’s always difficult when you don’t win, but we are in a process. We are a young team, and we train every day to raise the bar,” said Conceiçao. “It’s a competition that everyone dreams of playing.” ............ “I want to help the team win, and I work every day for this.” Conceiçao is on loan at Juventus from Porto, but the Bianconeri have a ‘gentlemen’s agreement’ to make his move permanent for €30m at the end of the season. “I don’t know what the future has in store, but I want to help the club 100%,” concluded Conceiçao. “I am happy here, and I have settled in well. I focus on myself, and I hope to continue like this.” . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/conceicao-immediately-called-veiga-juventus/

Pavan says the media is working hard to sink Juventus Massimo Pavan has shed light on the media’s portrayal of Juventus, pointing out the criticism and scrutiny the Bianconeri consistently face. As one of the most successful clubs in Italian football history, Juventus are no stranger to being in the spotlight. Their status as a publicly traded company ensures their decisions and actions are visible to all, but their dominance over the years has also made them a target of envy and, often, unfair treatment in the media. ............ Pavan addressed what he perceives as the unjust treatment of the club: “Nobody is happy with the standings and the lack of victories, but someone wants to sink us in the media. It’s clear that the specious cases with Vlahovic. Six months of saying that a deputy Vlahovic was needed, now he arrives and Vlahovic should always play, so why did they take him? And then the bullshit about Xavi that came out today is sensational.” Pavan’s remarks underline the inconsistent narratives surrounding Juventus in the press. Whether it’s the handling of Dusan Vlahovic’s situation or broader discussions about the club’s decisions, there seems to be a constant attempt to portray the Bianconeri in a negative light. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/pavan-says-the-media-is-working-hard-to-sink-juventus/

Giuntoli wants an Englishman to replace the next midfielder Juventus sell Juventus remains highly active in the current transfer window, with further squad changes expected before it closes. The Bianconeri have been among the busiest clubs in Italian football during this period, reflecting their determination to address shortcomings from the first half of the season. After failing to meet expectations earlier in the campaign, the club appears committed to reshaping the squad to improve performances and results. ............ In midfield, two notable names—Nicolo Fagioli and Douglas Luiz—have reportedly attracted interest from clubs across Europe. Juventus would not stand in the way of either player leaving if an attractive offer arrives. The club is already making contingency plans to replace them should a departure occur. One name linked as a potential incoming signing is Chelsea’s Carney Chukwuemeka. The English midfielder, considered one of the brightest young talents in Europe, has struggled for playing time under Enzo Maresca this season. Juventus, while negotiating a deal for Renato Veiga, reportedly enquired about the possibility of signing Chukwuemeka. Chukwuemeka is a dynamic and creative midfielder who has shown flashes of his potential despite limited opportunities at Chelsea. His ability to contribute both offensively and defensively makes him an exciting prospect. However, his age and relative inexperience mean he would need time to adapt to life in Turin and prove himself as a regular in the starting XI. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/giuntoli-wants-an-englishman-to-replace-the-next-midfielder-juventus-sell/

Juventus’ Dusan Vlahovic rejects Al Nassr move Serie A side Juventus have seen Al Nassr come forward for Dusan Vlahovic, who is having a difficult time at the club. The Serbian has been linked with a move to Arsenal in recent days, as poor form and the lack of progress about a new deal has led to uncertainty about his future at Juve. Al Nassr have tried to take advantage of this and they made an offer for him. Stefano Pioli was the man behind the move but Vlahovic’s response was a rather firm ‘no’, despite the riches on offer. The striker didn’t take the move into consideration at all. ............ . Read more -> https://www.getfootballnewsitaly.com/2025/juventus-dusan-vlahovic-rejects-al-nassr-move/

Juventus is actively making plans to replace Vlahovic now Every football contract has an expiry date, which is why it is rare to see players spend their entire careers at one club. While some players move frequently, others see a transfer to a major team as an opportunity to settle and build a legacy. Many of the current Juventus players would likely be eager to remain at the club for as long as possible, cementing their place at one of Europe’s most storied teams. However, this sentiment might not apply to Dusan Vlahovic, whose future at Juventus has become increasingly uncertain. The Serbian striker, once seen as a crucial part of the Bianconeri’s plans, now finds himself facing significant challenges to regain his place in the starting XI. ............ Juventus are now actively exploring potential replacements for Vlahovic, with plans to reshape their attacking line next summer. The shortlist reportedly includes high-profile names like Victor Osimhen, who has been in stellar form for Napoli, and Joshua Zirkzee, a promising young striker making waves in Europe. ............ Once a rising star and a pivotal player for Juventus, he now faces the prospect of being phased out of the team entirely. The striker must consider his future carefully, as his importance to the club has diminished in recent months. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-is-actively-making-plans-to-replace-vlahovic-now/

Preview: Juventus vs. Benfica - prediction, team news, lineups With playoff places on the line, two former European Cup winners meet on Wednesday evening, as Juventus and Benfica clash in the Champions League. Coming into the league-phase finale, Juve have already confirmed a place in the knockout rounds but are one point shy of the top eight, while last week's incredible loss to Barcelona means Benfica could still be eliminated. Match preview Juventus may have claimed 12 points from seven games so far, but after winning their first two fixtures in the inaugural league phase, the Italian giants have managed just a single success from the next five - most recently drawing 0-0 away to Club Brugge. That result in Belgium was Juve's 16th stalemate across all competitions this season, and more than half of their matches have ended all square; however, only victory will do if they are to snatch automatic entry into the Champions League's last 16. Amid a sea of draws, Thiago Motta's men have at least proven tough to beat, but they suffered a third loss of the 2024-25 campaign last weekend, when former Juventus boss Antonio Conte led his current club to maximum points at Stadio Maradona. The Bianconeri's first Serie A defeat of the season came at the hands of league leaders Napoli, despite a debut goal from new signing Randal Kolo Muani, who had only completed his loan move from Paris Saint-Germain a few days earlier. Not only did that setback against one of their traditional rivals leave them fifth in the domestic standings, but it also confirmed a certain frailty. Motta's side have now let some 17 points slip through their fingers, leaving the ex-Bologna boss with the third-lowest win percentage of any permanent manager in the Turin club's history. Now, his team head into a vital continental contest against bogey club Benfica, to whom Juventus have lost six times in eight previous meetings - they have only been beaten by Real Madrid more times in UEFA competition. ............ Team News © Imago After boldly throwing Randal Kolo Muani straight into a Serie A grudge match against Napoli, Thiago Motta must look elsewhere for his central striker on Wednesday, as the French forward is not eligible to play for Juventus in the league phase. Due to what Motta has termed "technical issues", top scorer Dusan Vlahovic has found himself out of favour - despite netting four goals in six Champions League games this term - so Nico Gonzalez may again operate as a false nine, as he did against Club Brugge. The hosts' attacking options have recently been boosted by Kenan Yildiz and Francisco Conceicao returning from injury, which only leaves long-term absentees Arkadiusz Milik, Juan Cabal and Bremer on the sidelines. ............ Juventus possible starting lineup: Di Gregorio; McKennie, Kalulu, Gatti, Cambiaso; Luiz, Thuram; Yildiz, Koopmeiners, Mbangula; Gonzalez Benfica possible starting lineup: Trubin; Araujo, Otamendi, Silva, Bah; Aursnes, Luis; Di Maria, Kokcu, Schjelderup; Pavlidis We say: Juventus 2-1 Benfica Benfica are averaging two goals per game in this season's Champions League, but Juventus can usually keep things tight - it is just a matter of whether they find any rhythm in the final third. If the hosts are able to break through a suspect visiting defence, then they should go on to win, leaving the endangered Eagles awaiting news from elsewhere. . Read more -> https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/juventus/champions-league/preview/preview-juventus-vs-benfica-prediction-team-news-lineups_564056.html

RENATO VEIGA https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renato_Veiga Nazione: Portogallo Luogo di nascita: Lisbona Data di nascita: 29.07.2003 Ruolo: Difensore Altezza: 188 cm Peso: 83 kg Nazionale Portoghese Soprannome: - Alla Juventus dal 2025 Esordio: 02.02.2025 - Serie A - Juventus-Empoli 4-1 Ultima partita: 10.05.2025 - Serie A - Lazio-Juventus 1-1 13 presenze - 0 reti Renato Palma Veiga (Lisbona, 29 luglio 2003) è un calciatore portoghese, difensore della Juventus, in prestito dal Chelsea, e della nazionale portoghese. Renato Veiga Nazionalità Portogallo Altezza 188 cm Peso 83 kg Calcio Ruolo Difensore Squadra Juventus Carriera Giovanili 2010-2013 Sporting Lisbona 2013-2019 Real SC 2019-2022 Sporting Lisbona Squadre di club 2021-2023 Sporting Lisbona B 31 (4) 2023 → Augusta 13 (0) 2023-2024 Basilea 23 (2) 2024-2025 Chelsea 7 (0) 2025- → Juventus 13 (0) Nazionale 2021 Portogallo U-19 6 (0) 2022-2024 Portogallo U-20 7 (1) 2024- Portogallo 4 (0) Biografia Suo padre Nélson era anch'egli un calciatore e militava nella nazionale capoverdiana. Caratteristiche tecniche Di piede mancino, il suo ruolo è quellodi difensore centrale, ma può giocare anche da terzino sinistro e, grazie alle sue abilità palla al piede, da mediano. Aggressivo e abile nell'interdizione, gli piace ricercare l'anticipo e preferisce difendere in avanti e ha una buona attitudine alla riaggressione, motivo per cui non fa fatica a staccarsi per tamponare le transizioni avversarie. Tende a cercare in maniera proattiva il recupero della palla e, grazie alle sue gambe lunghe che riesce a infilare dappertutto, gli piace lasciare la posizione per aiutare i compagni di squadra in raddoppio, oltre a creare spazi per in fase offensiva. Anche a causa della sua stazza per ovviare alla scarsa rapidità nel girarsi preferisce il controllo di suola per tenere il pallone sotto il corpo. Carriera Club Gli inizi Cresciuto nel settore giovanile dello Sporting Lisbona, il 31 gennaio 2023 viene ceduto in prestito all'Augusta fino al termine dell'anno solare. L'11 febbraio successivo ha esordito in Bundesliga, in occasione dell'incontro perso per 3-1 contro il Magonza. Il 15 agosto 2023 il prestito viene rescisso e, tredici giorni dopo, viene ceduto a titolo definitivo al Basilea. Chelsea e prestito alla Juventus Il 12 luglio 2024 viene acquistato dal Chelsea. Il 3 ottobre seguente realizza il suo primo gol per i londinesi nel successo per 4-2 in Conference League contro il Gent. Tuttavia con i londinesi ha trovato poco spazio, giocando principalmente nelle coppe, perciò il 27 gennaio 2025 viene acquistato in prestito oneroso fino al termine della stagione dalla Juventus. Con i bianconeri fa il suo esordio da titolare il 2 febbraio, in occasione della partita interna contro l'Empoli, vinta per 4-1. L'11 febbraio fa il suo esordio assoluto in Champions League, inserito nella formazione titolare in occasione del 2-1 casalingo contro il PSV Eindhoven. Nazionale Ha giocato nelle nazionali giovanili portoghesi Under-19 e Under-20. Il 30 agosto 2024 viene convocato per la prima volta in nazionale maggiore, con cui ha esordito otto giorni dopo nel successo esterno in Nations League contro la Polonia (1-3).

OFFICIAL: Juventus Sign Renato Veiga Juventus have officially announced the signing of Renato Veiga, a promising defender from Chelsea, as they bolster their squad for the remainder of the season. Following successful medical examinations at JMedical, Veiga is now set to wear the number 12 jersey, previously held by Alex Sandro. The agreement between Juventus and Chelsea involves a dry loan arrangement valued at €3.8 million, with additional costs amounting to €200,000. Performance-related bonuses could increase the total fee to €5.5 million by June 30, 2026. This strategic move comes as Juventus aims to strengthen their defensive line, particularly after recent injuries to key players. ............ . His versatility allows him to play both as a center-back and left-back, making him an ideal fit for Juventus’s current needs. Veiga’s arrival is seen as a significant boost for Juventus, who have experienced injuries to defenders Gleison Bremer and Juan Cabal. His ability to adapt to various defensive roles will provide much-needed depth as the team competes on multiple fronts. ............ . Read more -> https://www.footitalia.com/official-juventus-sign-renato-veiga/